New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-05
NETWORK CITY.

NETWORK CITY.
Superintendent Murray has directed the police cal
tajns TO furnish new Of alleged gambling den
policy shops and other disordery places In the city.
A bunalo's head in bronze metal weighing 1900
pounds was shipped yesterday over the Pennsylvania
Railroad on its way to decorate the eastern entrance
Of the Union Pacific Railroad bridge over me MISSOURI
River, connecting Council Bluffs with Omaha
The examination Of the candidates for Chief OF the
Bureau of Elections ended yesterday by tho
special Civil Service examiners The examination was
mostly and confined to practical questions with
which the appointee must necessarily pe iaar rbe
standing of the candidates will not DC announced Ior
several days.
dispatch from Superintendent F. B. Munsel OF
Swinburne's Island yesterday announced two more
deaths from the plague. Two pallets were not eA-
pected to live nntl night Health Ohicer sin,h te,e
"a that no had developed within the last
twenty four hours at Hoffman's Island.
The Rev. DR.. Newland Maynard will deliver an Illus
Gated lecture Norway and Sweden this a1terhooh,
at Chickering Hall, Ffth-ave.
90 O. Rn-The first International Rife Match be-
tween the American and British teams was shot al
Crcedmoor on September IS and 16, 1882 and tne
second was shot at Wimbledon, July 20 ana 2l' 1900
Both matches were won by the BRUSH team'
The Hudson River Tunnel Company held is annual
meeting yesterday at No. Nassau-st The old poaiu
of directors were unanimously elected as follows o.
A. eager, W. NJ. Foss +. p. Abbott H. w. Perkins, y
E. yelling, j. L. MarlDg and a. D. OiDDs
The architects Of Cornelius vanderbnts Railroad
Mems Building were tho firm of " r. H. Robertson q
A. J. Manning, associated
Mrs Sylvaus Reeds boarding and private school for
young ladies, Nos and East I1fty thrdst, was
opened yesterday. Miss Rose Cleveland, sister OF
President Cleveland, who Is to take charge OF the
senior and post graduate department Of American his
the pupils. She said few words, making no formal
speech
The Pilot Commissioners yesterday dismissed the
charges brought by Phelps Brothers Co. against
Pilot Marshall Is. White. White was In charge OF the
steamship Letimbro, September 20, when she ran
into a steam lighter at tho Atlantic dock
Tho Rev. Dr. Joseph Parker will lecture at CHECKER
Ing Hall on Job Comforters," tomorrow night.
The 9th Regiment Of New-Yoik Volunteers, which
had reunion Saturday, left New-York In 1861 over
900 strong and took part in all the battles OF tho Army
of tho Potomac. About 200 are now living and only
a able to be at the reunion.
Mayor Hewitt yesterday wrote to the Board OF Alder
men expressing his qualification for the change OF tho
name of Sxth-ave above One-hundrcd and tentb-st'
to Lenox ave. In memory OF tho Lenox family, and OF
James Lenox, who has contributed so largely 10 the
prosperity of the city Of his Dir h.
The TRIBUNE has received from Miss Susie Vernon
Purdy, of Marlborough n III cheek i0r ST5, COL
About score of Indian students accompanied by an
Interpreter took birtseye OF the city yesterday
morning from the op Of THE TRIBUNE building
BROOKLYN
Herman Ehlers, a weknown groccryman, who re-
tired from business with fortune year or TWO ago.
hanged himself In stable yesterday. lie was seventy
six years old and deiollncd'
The Official announcement of the sta ions on the
line of the Kings County Elevated Railroad In FUTON
st. from the ferry to Nostrand ave-, places them as
follows AT Fulton Ferry, Sandss t Clark ana Ilary
sts Court and Washington sts., Boerumplace and
pearl-sr Em.place and Dufieldst., Fiatbush and
Hudson aves Fort Green-place, Cumberland St. Van
Ieruut ave- Grand ave and Franklin ave. The po-
sItion of the stations further uptown will be deter
mined by tho stree5-car crossings